One of the most visible inequities in scientific research and development is the small number
of women involved. But while this has traditionally been the case, there are groups working …

Fairness in evaluation processes for women in science and engineering is only one of a set
of issues that need to be addressed to reach gender equality. This article uses concepts …

The fullest utilization of all the human resources in a society is required to achieve economic
and social development. Thus the question: Why are there so few women in science?-posed …

For many years researchers have investigated gender equity in science, engineering and
technology educational programs and workplaces. These studies have been used to …

Gender equity in science has been the focus of research for more than three decades, but
the questions and themes have changed. Until the 1990s, most studies involved counting …

This paper explores turning points in the historical relationship between gender and
technoscience, most notably the gender parity of the 2009 Nobel Prizes; the public debate …

A timely and important contribution to scholarship on women in STEM, Rosser's (2012)
Breaking into the Lab: Engineering Progress for Women in Science highlights longstanding …

Books continuing gender-based disparities in science, and they conclude with a series of
policy recommendations. In the first chapters, the authors critique the “pipeline” thesis, which …

As some of the most significant achievements of the creative human mind, one would expect
scientific discoveries and technological innovation to be gender-neutral by nature, but in …

Science is fraught with gender inequities that depress women's professional careers and
invade their personal space, as well (Tri-national Conference (2003); Commission on …